Septic Service Technician

Septic Service Technician – Summit Professional Camano Island, WA · Full-time · Starting pay: $19–$23/hr depending on experience — and Prove the skills, climb a tier, and your pay climbs with you. No septic experience needed. We pay you to learn the trade. Paid training, a real five-tier career ladder, and full benefits after 90 days. If you've got character and work ethic, we can teach you everything else. You don't arrive at the summit. You choose it. Every day. Every job. Every customer. The summit isn't a place you get assigned to — it's a decision you make, over and over, about how you show up when the work is hard and no one is checking. Here's the job, in plain terms. The homeowner is the hero of every job. They've got a problem under their feet they don't understand, and they're stressed about it. You're the guide — calm, clear, with a plan — who makes it right and makes it make sense. Your work is outside, on the property — the tank, the lines, the system the whole house quietly depends on. It's the part of a home nobody sees and everybody counts on. When it's working, a family never thinks about it. When it isn't, it's all they can think about — and you're the one who makes it right. You're responsible for the system — not just the visit. Anyone can close a service call. A Summit Professional thinks a step ahead: what the system needs to last, and what the family should know before a small thing becomes a big one. Ask a Summit Professional what they do for a living, and they won't say "I pump tanks." They'll say: a house without a working septic system is just a campsite — I'm the person who keeps it a home. That's the answer. That's the work. This is not a service call. It's a trust call. How we work — four things we don't bend on We don't sell, we serve — we give people a clear choice. You lay out the options — Economy, Mid-Range, Premium — with the straight truth. The customer makes the call that's right for their home and their budget. The choice is always theirs, and you're at peace whichever way they go. We work for a mission, not commission. No commission, no quotas pushing you to oversell a neighbor. Your pay climbs by proven skill, not by what you talk someone into. We earn the right to be recommended. One job, one customer at a time. A referral isn't asked for — it's earned by the work. We train for your property, not on it. We won't send you to fumble at a customer's home. You'll learn alongside people who've done the work — and help turn it into the standard as we build it. The one thing we can't train: belief. We require every Summit Professional to actually believe in this work. Not perform it — believe it. A homeowner can tell the difference between someone reading a script and someone who means it. So can the person next to you on the climb. We can teach the skill. We can't install the belief. You bring that part. The honest part (so you can choose with your eyes open) It's physical. Outdoors — rain, heat, cold. Some days you'll work on the part of a home no one wants to think about. You'll be trained harder than anywhere you've been, held to a standard most companies won't set, and told the truth, plainly, when you miss it. The first 90 days are a test of whether you actually want this or only thought you did. Most people won't choose this. We aren't built for most people. A word on where we are We're small, and we're building our systems right now — the training, the climb, the standards. You won't plug into a polished machine; you'll help build it. The standard you're held to will partly be one you helped write. For the right person, that's the whole appeal: ground floor, real ownership, no bureaucracy. If you need a finished playbook handed to you on day one, this isn't your mountain yet. What we've set our sights on We're not trying to be the biggest septic company in the county. We exist to prove there's a better way — better experience, better work, better people — and to build something that outlasts the people who built it. Every job done right is evidence in that case. When you keep a family's home a home, you're not closing a ticket — you're proving the thing we're here to prove. That's the summit we're climbing toward. The only question is whether it's yours too. What's waiting if you choose it Starting pay $19–$23/hr depending on experience — and your pay climbs at every tier, earned by what you can demonstrate, not how long you've been here. Certify a skill, and earn more the moment you can prove it. Already skilled when you join? Prove it, and get an early bump. Paid training from day one. Real skill — a craft you can stand behind, not a placeholder job. Full available benefits after 90 days — medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match. No ceiling. Apprentice to Elite — lead jobs, train the next climber, build the system. Performance pay turns on as the company hits its targets; when we win, you win. The climb — real, and earned by proof You advance by documented, observable, measurable proof. No politics. No favorites. No guesswork. Base Camp (30 days) → Tier 1 · Proving It → Tier 2 · Owns It → Tier 3 · Elevates It → Tier 4 · Multiplies It → Tier 5 · Elite We're building the climb right now, and the first people through help shape it. The climb is hard on purpose — that's what makes reaching the next camp mean something. Who a Summit Professional actually is Forget the adjectives. Here is what it looks like in a real person. Read these and you'll know if it's you: You do the job the same way whether or not anyone will ever check it — and you'd rather kill the cause of a problem than be thanked for patching it. When something goes wrong on your job, you say "I've got it" before anyone asks whose fault it was. You put your name on your work. When someone shows you a better way, you do it that way on the very next job — not after the third reminder. You explain a septic system to a worried homeowner with zero jargon, and you don't stop until you can see they actually understand. When a teammate is buried and you've got room, you take part of the load before they ask. You don't leave a job — or a person — half-finished for the next climber. It isn't about where you've worked. It's about how you show up. Don't choose this if… You ease off when no one's watching. You hear a correction and defend instead of adjust. You go quiet when the work gets hard or the weather turns. You'd rather close a big ticket than do right by the customer. "Good enough" is good enough for you. No hard feelings. Better we both know now. The honest fine print Valid driver's license and a record that lets you operate a company service vehicle (driving is part of the job). Able to do the physical, outdoor, hands‑on work described above — lifting, digging, all weather. Willing to follow safety standards every time. We mean that: anyone here can stop an unsafe job, no permission needed, ever. Envirotek is an equal-opportunity employer. We hire for the climb — and we welcome every person ready to make it. #J-18808-Ljbffr Envirotek, LLC